Wildlife Management Areas
- Northwestern Region

Saskeram [ Map ]
95,812 ha
The WMA encompasses a large portion of the Saskatchewan River delta and floodplain, a significant breeding and staging area for waterfowl. Only the river levees and scattered limestone outcrops rise above this system of wetlands. The marshes are managed in cooperation with Ducks Unlimited Canada. The area also provides excellent habitat for moose, wolves, black bears and furbearers. The large numbers of muskrats in particular has contributed greatly to the local economy over the years.
Northwest of The Pas

Tom Lamb [ Map ]
208,383 ha
The WMA encompasses a large portion of the Saskatchewan River Delta. The area is flat with several limestone ridges and river levees providing relief Aspen, jack pine, and black spruce grow on the ridges, while poplar, willow, Manitoba maple and green ash are associated with the levees. The WMA is a major breeding and staging area for waterfowl and provides habitat for furbearers, moose, wolves and black bears. Bald eagles use the WMA for feeding staging, and occasionally for nesting.
Northeast of The Pas on PR 384

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Wildlife Management Areas

 Eastern Region [Map]
Interlake Region [Map]
 Western Region [Map]
 Northeastern Region [Map]
 Northwestern Region [Map]
 Red River Region [Map]
 WMA Use Permit Applications